Robert L. de Zafra7th ITPA Student SymposiumMay 7, 2010, 9am – 4pm Endeavour Hall , Room 120 |
Agenda
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9:00 am
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Welcome Professor Minghua Zhang, Director Institute for Terrestrial and Planetary Atmospheres (ITPA) |
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9:10 am
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Peter Alpert “Evidence for Efficient Marine Biogenic Ice Nuclei: The Diatom Thalassiosira pseudonana“ |
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9:25 am
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Sean Bratton “A Synoptic Climatology of Atmospheric Circulation Patterns Associated with Summertime Mixing Events within Western Long Island Sound” |
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9:40 am
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Aiying Chen “Cyclones in NCEP/NCAR&CAM2 (1949-2000)” |
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9:55 am
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Ying Chen “Data Transfer Between WRF and CAM” |
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10:10 am
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Break | |
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10:30 am
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Owen Doherty “The Development of Geochemical Analysis Techniques for Establishing Mineral Dust Provenance” |
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10:45 am
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Michael Erickson “Application of Post-Processing Techniques For Future Use With an Ensemble Kalman Filter” |
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11:00 am
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Jun Huang “New Method for Constrained Variational Analysis” |
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11:15 am
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Jungmin Lee “Diurnal Cycle of Precipitation Over Land” |
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11:30 am
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Lunch Break Endeavour Hall 113 |
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1:15 pm
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Christopher Kaiser “Degradation of Poly-Aromatic Hydrocarbons on Soot Surfaces Under Atmospheric Conditions” |
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1:30 pm
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Kelly Lombardo “Northeast Convection and How it Evolves” |
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1:45 pm
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Joseph Pollina “Meteorological Evolution of Major Fires Over the Northeast U.S.” |
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2:00 pm
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Yannick Rigg “The Impact of Biomass Burning on Ice Nucleation” |
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2:15 pm
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Matthew Souders “Toward a Numerical Climatology of Wave Packets” |
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2:30 pm
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Bingbing Wang “Heterogeneous Ice Nucleation on Particles Composed of Humic-Like Substances with Consideration of Oxidation by O3“ |
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2:45 pm
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Shu Meir Wang “Study of Extratropical Tropopause” |
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3:00 pm
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Xiaoming Xia “Why Timescale of Jet Shift in Idealized Dry Model is Too Long?” |
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3:15 pm
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Keyhong Park “Joint Application of Concentrations and Isotopic Signatures to Investigate the Global Atmospheric Carbon Monoxide Budget: Inverse Modeling Approach” |
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3:30 pm
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Concluding Remarks Professor Robert L. De Zafra |
